Amanda Camm addresses stronger safeguards for children and vulnerable people, information sharing and oversight during debate on the Queensland Protection Commission Bill.

Amanda Camm spoke during a parliamentary motion on the age of criminal responsibility and bail laws, discussing community safety and the government’s approach to justice reforms.

Amanda Camm contributed to a parliamentary motion on the Women’s Safety and Justice Taskforce progress report, addressing the government’s response and domestic and family violence measures.

Amanda Camm spoke on the Appropriation Bills and the Education, Arts and Communities Committee estimates report, addressing investment and reform across her portfolios.

Amanda Camm contributed to debate on the Appropriation Bills and cost-of-living relief legislation, discussing frontline services, community safety and support for Queenslanders.

Amanda Camm’s private member’s statement highlighted Whitsunday tourism, the Whitsunday Skyway project and the Proserpine Fire and Rescue Station.

Amanda Camm contributed to a parliamentary motion on the Child Safety Commission of Inquiry and the need for reform of Queensland’s child safety system.

Amanda Camm made an adjournment statement concerning her Register of Members’ Interests and the arrangements relating to her responsibilities as a carer and minister.

Amanda Camm’s private member’s statement addressed Adult Crime, Adult Time legislation, fuel security and recognition of Mr R Allison.

Honouring Lorraine Bird

Amanda Camm MP recently spoke in Parliament to honour the life of former Member for Whitsunday, Lorraine Bird.

A trailblazer for women in Queensland politics, Lorraine was a passionate advocate for our region-championing local industries, community health, and the arts. Her legacy continues to shape the Whitsundays and the many women who have followed in her footsteps.

Amanda Camm MP delivered a Private Member’s Statement in Parliament recognising outstanding community contributions and paying tribute to three respected local women.

The statement congratulated Rebecca Cooper on her Australian Citizen of the Year recognition, acknowledged the life and advocacy of the late Bridgeen Doherty, and honoured the legacy of social justice and community development champion Dorne Wallace.

Amanda Camm MP addressed Parliament in support of landmark reforms to strengthen protections for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence across Queensland.

The speech highlighted the voices of victim-survivors and advocates, outlined new measures including police-issued protection directions and electronic monitoring of perpetrators, and reinforced the government’s commitment to holding offenders to account while improving safety outcomes for families.

As Minister, Amanda reaffirmed her focus on collaboration with police, frontline services and community organisations to ensure reforms deliver real protection, particularly for regional, rural and vulnerable Queenslanders.

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